St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-20

ham gave cornet solo, and Henry Stein and
sons Il string quartette. There was also q
male quartette, and Messrs Jefferson and
Reed gave some readings. The entertain
ment closed with a neat speech by Capt.
James Starkey.
Mrs. S. Roach, of so East Seventh street,
entertained about twenty friends at progress
sive euchre Friday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin, who are about to depart for
Iowa. Mrs. Mccoy won the ladies' first
prize, and Misj Il. Graham. the ladies' pro-
gressve. Mr.. Bailey secured the first prize
for the gentlemen, and Mr. Chandler. the
progressive.
One Of the notable events of the near
future will be the fourth annual ball of the
ST. Paul Division No. 40, Order of Railway
Conductors. at the Hotel Ryan, April ID, for
which 1000 invitations have been designed.
The comnitteeiu charge of the affair is COM
posed of w. s. Wilkins,fJ. D. Condit, J. H.
O'Neit p. A. Sharpe, ]. II. Fredericks and L.
L. Leonard. 80
The Fireside Progressive Euchre club get
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brookins, on FarQuier street, Tuesday even
ing. The head prizes were won by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Cook; the progressive. by Mrs.
P. Mcdonald and A. Cook, and the foot prizes,
by Mrs. G. Swartz and r. T. Flournay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bishop, of Selby ave-
nue.. gave a pleasant reception Thursday
evening for the purpose of bringing the
members Of the Woodland Park Baptist
church and the strangers who attend the
church to closer acquaintance.
Much to the disappointment of all present
Miss Eloise Hartford was unable to fulfill her
engagement at the musical entertainment
given by the young ladies of Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian church last Tuesday evening on
account Of sickness.
Standard hall was the scene OF a brilliantly
sociable dance Friday night, the ball being
given by the Recreation club, which is com
posed mostly OF German-American residents
of Dayton's bluff. Seibert's orchestra was in
attendance.
Mrs. j. McNabb and Miss c. Jilson, of Fort
street, gave d progressive euchre party
Wednesday evening. Miss 2. Graham won
the ladies' head prize, and Mr.. Gray the
gentlemens'.
lied Mutual Aid society, of the Omaha road
will give musical and literary entertainment
in A. o. Q. w. hall,iWest Seventh and Bay
streets.
Eastern Star lodge. Daughters of Rebecca
gave its second delightful ball in Odd Fellows
hall Wednesday evening, about fifty coul les
dancing to the music of the Metropolitan
band.
An interesting dramatic and musical en-
| tertainment to be followed by bail, has
been arranged by the Standard club for next
Thursday evening.
Emperor Williams Goth birthday will be
celebrated Tuesday evening by the Deutsche
Kreiger-Verein with a grand concert and ball
at Turner hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ovitt gave small din
ner party to intimate friends at their resi-
dence, Victoria fats, last Thursday evening.
Miss Eta Tube, of East Third street, gave
small party Wednesday evening in honor of
her cousin Miss Lillien Rert. of Quincy, Ill.
The ball OF st. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of
Veterans in the Drake block Friday night was
pleasant affair and was we'll attended.
The eighth annual grand ball of the Cigar
makers union, No. 49, will occur at Market
hail. on the evening of Easter Monday.
Miss Bickel, of West Ninth street, enter
tanned circle of young friends to progressive
euchre Wednesday evening.
Maj. T. NJ. Newson lectured on the ''Senate
of '6l' before Bircher post G. A. R., Tues
day night. atG
Gen. Sibley camp, Sons of Veterans, Of
West st. Paul, gave a hop Tuesday evening.
A general meeting of the Nushka club will
be beld at Grotes tomorrow evening. 5fA
| The Century club met with Webster Smith
| last Monday evening. f%2